A thread that's NOT about Geocaching

I take it we have effectively ruined your thread? Haha.

Nahh, not ruined, rather, this has been quite amusing. I started this as a joke to poke fun at Geocachers and those who don't... having no idea it would roll like it has. It's been quite entertaining !
(course I don't think it'll make it to over 30 pages like the illustrious Geo thread itself)

Well with all this talk of Geoca$hing on the non-geoca$hing thread.....maybe I should just delete the 30+ page Geo thread.

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maybe I should just delete the 30+ page Geo thread.

DO IT ! DO IT ! DO IT ! DO IT ! DO IT ! DO IT !

Staybrite wrote:

Well with all this talk of Geoca$hing on the non-geoca$hing thread.....maybe I should just delete the 30+ page Geo thread.

And I could delete you!

Today I have told my cousin from Curacao over geocaching. She likes it and is thinking to start too.

I've just been busy subbing and applying for educational assistant positions. I apply, but I don't even get interviewed. Maybe I should just become a hermit and only geocache.

We are getting two new foster kids on Tuesday. They are sisters, ages 4 and 6. Four is a little younger than we wanted to take, but hey they need a temporary home.

If the non-geocaching thread is about geocaching, then the geocaching thread should be about non-geocaching.

Staybrite wrote:

We are getting two new foster kids on Tuesday. They are sisters, ages 4 and 6. Four is a little younger than we wanted to take, but hey they need a temporary home.

You should take them out geocaching.

Deleting our cool geocaching thread?

I think when that is going to happen, we geocachers has to put you in a very big geocache that not much people find.

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We are getting two new foster kids on Tuesday. They are sisters, ages 4
and 6. Four is a little younger than we wanted to take, but hey they
need a temporary home.

That's way cool, I admire you guys for that. God blesses those who take in those in need.

rockerVu2 wrote:

Deleting our cool geocaching thread?

I think when that is going to happen, we geocachers has to put you in a very big geocache that not much people find.

There aren't enough caches in Antarctica, if you know what I mean…

sabidoo wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

We are getting two new foster kids on Tuesday. They are sisters, ages 4 and 6. Four is a little younger than we wanted to take, but hey they need a temporary home.

You should take them out geocaching.

We would, but the state considers geoca$hing cruel and unusual punishment for anyone under the age of 14......and we wouldn't want to lose our license.

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

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We are getting two new foster kids on Tuesday. They are sisters, ages 4
and 6. Four is a little younger than we wanted to take, but hey they
need a temporary home.

That's way cool, I admire you guys for that. God blesses those who take in those in need.

Thanks, it can be a serious challenge sometimes, but it can also be very rewarding.

We had a child in Rwanda through Compassion until he moved, then they assigned us a child in Indonesia. It's not even close to what you're doing, but it's still rewarding to know that not all of our income is going into our own wants/needs.

Staybrite wrote:

We are getting two new foster kids on Tuesday. They are sisters, ages 4 and 6. Four is a little younger than we wanted to take, but hey they need a temporary home.

Personally, I think having the younger ones would be easier--especially if adoption were to become an option.

Oh, all geocaching jokes aside, I know of people here who are so into the sport that they got their NEWBORN an account and they have taken him caching everytime they've gone since the boy was born. Now, that's hardcore!

We've thought about fostering for some time and even about adopting. The time and money just never seemed right. I don't know if we ever will.

Angry Birds' "Mine And Dine"'s final levels came out!

So the weather's pretty nice out today. It's finally starting to move from upper 90s to mid-80s here in Kentucky. Yep....fall is definitely almost here.

Nice weather. My ideal is high 70s low 80s year round. Course we don't all get our ideals in life. Currently the highs are 105 and evening lows have been in the 80s.

My fav Angry Birds so far is RIO... changes things up a but with the monkeys. Still can't find an exact strategy.

Blah blah blah blah....

I don't have any money on my iTunes account, and have been too lazy to do so, therefore I have not purchased the full Rio.


My weather enjoyment is between -25°C and +25°C.

alldatndensum wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

We are getting two new foster kids on Tuesday. They are sisters, ages 4 and 6. Four is a little younger than we wanted to take, but hey they need a temporary home.

Personally, I think having the younger ones would be easier--especially if adoption were to become an option.

We've thought about fostering for some time and even about adopting. The time and money just never seemed right. I don't know if we ever will.

After having a 10 year old for four months, and a 2 & 5 year old for a year, I think I would have to agree. I kind of feel like Charlotte and I are a little old for the babies anymore (under 2), but the kids between 2 and 6 are much easier to control (and accept correction much better) than what we have seen from the pre-teens. I hate to say it, but we won't even entertain the idea of taking a teenager.

I sent you a pm about this by the way.

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

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My fav Angry Birds so far is RIO... changes things up a but with the monkeys. Still can't find an exact strategy.....

Ok I have no idea what you guys are talking about with "Angry Birds" etc.........maybe I don't wanna know.

Staybrite wrote:

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

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My fav Angry Birds so far is RIO... changes things up a but with the monkeys. Still can't find an exact strategy.....

Ok I have no idea what you guys are talking about with "Angry Birds" etc.........maybe I don't wanna know.

http://chrome.angrybirds.com/